'Odd Mom Out' news, spoilers: Bravo renews Jill Kargman's scripted comedy for 3rd season
Bravo recently renewed hit comedy "Odd Mom Out' for a third season set to premiere next year.
According to Deadline, the upcoming season will have 10 episodes, and production will begin in the spring in New York City. "Odd Mom Out" was created by Jill Kargman, who stars in the series as a satirical version of herself named Jill Weber. Based on Kargman's 2007 novel "Momzillas," the show follows Jill as she is forced to navigate the wealthy clique of mothers living in New York's prestigious Upper East Side neighborhood. Supporting cast members include Abby Elliott, Andy Buckley, KK Glick, Sean Kleier and Joanna Cassidy.
"Led by Jill Kargman, the incredible cast and crew of 'Odd Mom Out' delivered comedy gold in season two that culminated in an epic cliffhanger leaving our viewers desperate for more," Lara Spotts, Senior Vice President of Development for Bravo, said in a statement. "Another season of this hilarious and sophisticated gem further demonstrates Bravo's commitment to unique and high-quality scripted programming." Compared to is freshman run, the series earned a significant growth in its second season which averaged 1.1 million viewers.
Writer and actress Kargman recently caught up with Washington Life, where she spoke about her thoughts on her character and the fans who continuously support the show.
"I love it. I feel like it really it is me on the show," she said. "There are a few differences, but if they feel like we're friends then that's great because they probably know that we would be. And I feel like our viewers, at least the people I meet are all really cool, normal people. I would probably, in another life and if I had more time, be friends with all these people."
The third season of "Odd Mom Out" is expected to hit the small screen sometime around August 2017.
